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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-22

.ai5 ..ai 5"ps Hi New York, hvatest det sc.
Carolu dagen igenkandes Kara efter|
ker le Keisler, en- syster till fru Wal
9, New York.
sH hntdd strejE. Fran Pittbburg, Pa, |
l. ,rifves: Cokesbrannar-sttejke ar
dndtligen upphord sedan arbetarne & !
ett mote beslutat att afsta fran sina
4 fordringar och underkasta sig gruf.
Nv egarnes vilkor. Man vantaf nu att de
on 1900 cakesbrannare, som sedan tire
'or- manader strejkat, skola ALA atertaga
gar arbetat. Naturligtvis ar den forlust.
ara som arbetarne adragit sig mycket
ad, stor, dock hafva de icke yelat gifva
uf- med sig forran modem rent af tyingade
600 dem dertill-
Cleuelands pdtiinIctn sesn. En-
ka- specialdepech fran Washington berat.
har tar, att pesidenten sannolikt kommer
tat pa sensommaren att f0retaga en- jagt-
AN utfykt till Adirondack bergen och /
ke- september 0fvervara Grand Army
rem festligheterna st. Louis MUjligtvis
og, kommer han afven att afagga bes0k i |
lge Cincinnati och Chicago. DEN sa myc-
Ia ket omtalade resan genom Western,
bu- Gnda ut till Stilla Hafs kusten. blir
saledes ingenting af "
~ IN II
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-06-22

iOAhhduco. SH
man vile kou1n
ocksa hartilbSi
It'd blef des"o
gjordes uppaa
nandet af fai
handling, osl
hade ratt att
upplysningsf
dra tankaE
krigsminish II
utfemna nd
sen gifvit 81 :.
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LADIES, ak to zee our 81 10 flexible
kid button Shoes, They are worth s. 80.
SToNR's CASH sHoE SToRR,
np11A1RE.
Personal, Industrial aud ali Kinds OF New
Notaa.

R-
Personal, Industrial aud ali Kinds OF NewI
Notes.
III. MCDormott has quit the saloon and festaur,
ant %buSintSI, aud has gOnO West
The supply Of natural gas was TOO abort yCSler.
DAY TOR Attic factor cs 10 run full.
DodO Cochran represents Bcl,ilto in tho National
BieJele A.0eiaiiaat meeting at s. LeH4.
There IL some talk Of boat racCs here, but there
docs not Ee0m 10 DO q gooi prospect Of q race this
s1minCr,
Rev. J, q, Black was In town yO'tordAyo on his way
home from tho meeting Of the General Assembly
Of tile Presbyterian church u Omaha,
Mis- Alice Calhoun, formerly \ teacher In tho
public schools, and q young lady well liked BY all
who kneY her, died d GtSO last evening RlIOt q
tedious illness,
Colonel Smiley will sneak III the Disciples Church
t0'tnotrow morning aud a. tue Flint N, x. Church
- tue evening, by topic bsing' what arc We
dpihg lot hHHiRiitty2 "
William 'FRONT.' OmployOaat Barnard coal works,
died suddenly Thursday from camp. lle ltAyOlA
VILE and IlVB children, IIo will DO bltlOd t0'El1t'
row By tho knights Of PylhlAG.
Charles Fry, ST.. iell irom.S window al tho Crystal
window, gla9A works 1hntldAy night aud icy on lhe
ground badly hurt iOt several huuta DslOle Ito WGl
discovered, He IL seriously hurt,
A HohLeln.Fr tristan bull has bVCn putchMOd
lolnuy, ~ u. Gllen and II I, ilupklng, dAlF{nCl
Several Of our daityt1On now have herds Of ll0Od'
Cd cAVle' and md good stock pays,
The VIC demand for glaf4 fruit Ian makes q boom
IN tho MAiOn I4l caps, and tbD lpllslID stamping
Company mAiei them III enormous quantities b.
Ing one Of Tho few factories that has The nRohln'
cry 10 do tie work,
GOngtAl Warner and Engineer 0. l.. Gould, oil tho
Ohio Valley Hallway WOfO here and atbt ulAli1IllJ0
[GAlSrdSy looking hi!St tug Ga1e PS NY n InS S VhI9
narrow glAgU.. The trouble about switches In
bOllh BOllAifU " 10 DO settled W the courts
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MISS poYD's REPORT,
The Record OF Her Work as City AIlSsionAf
for lima.

The Record OF Her Work as City Missionary
for June.
Miss Lizzie Boyd, City M~lsalouary, has
mads the following report to Rev. Dr..
Cunningham, covering her work in the
month Just closed:
Rev. D. a. Cunningham, D. D.;
DEAR sIR:-Looking over the months
work, with its record Of souls saved and
lives purified, it Is cause for deepest
thanktulpess to our Heavenly Father,
And yet the constantly revealed need for
larger Christian activities among the I'M.
reached masses, makes my record seem
meager aud incomplete. It Is sometimes
saidto me, II did not know there was 90
much wlGkedness in our city," II We do
not know II, 1t is because We fail to seek
1t out. In touching 80 closely the inner.
moat heart Of ain, and the innermost
heart Of need among the unchurched ones,
1 have had a deepening conviction that
we cannot let them alone; but that some.
body ought and somebody must carry the
blessed Gospel Of help and salvation into
their midst. They 10 not come to US; we
must 60 to them.
have visited 202 families, and convera.
ed with probably as many as 500 indiyi-
duals in regard to their spiritual Condi.
ton also praying with them, reading the
Word oitentimea where 1t was seldom
heard because Of their being unable 10
oven read their own names. Have given
out 1870 tracts, besides papers and books.
Very gratifying testimonies come as the
fruit Of my little circulating library which
was started to put religious books into the
hands Of those who had acquired q love
for q low standard Of novels. One Of q
number Of similar testimonies was, "
hate the very sight otthe old kind Of read
Ing l used to be 60 fond Of. l only care
for something solid now.n l have visited
2S sick persons, and with humanity and
gratitude l would acknowledge that the
Lord has been pleased to bless such feeble
ministry to t~helrlgood. Have reported 8
children for Sunday school. There were
many more not attending, but failed to 60.
cure q promise 10 send them. Have held
seven prayer meetlngs in different neigh.
borboods in the homes Of the people. Too
much ot marked interest Is clustered about
these meetings to be able to givein q brief
report any account Of them, save 10 cay
that the tear Of the penitent starting new
life has fallen from the eyes ofthe woman
Of 70 years; the young mother with the
babe In her arms; and the ~intelllgently
awakened child Of IA yeare,
l hRYe nps grown discouraged In tho
work Of trying to save dissolute girls, and
am glad to report that even in this very
aishearteatRg department Of service come
have declared themselves Sn4loua to put
the old life behind them, and set their
faces toward Q lie Of ~self-oonquest and
virtue, But With 60 many to help draw
theA away from their new formed pur.
pose, and so few 10 help keep alive these
budding hopes in sterile soil, by the sun,
shine 0l human sympathy and encourage.
pent, marvel not that many fall away.
Very Sincerely,
LIZZIE BoYD,
Nay 81, 1887. City Missionary.
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The WOODBURY. oil we'll owned by Joseph
Craig and the Forest Oil Company, located
in the TaylorsEown district Of the WASH
lngton field, (which came in this week "a
the banner well Of the district, doing $50
barrels q day at the start, and which is
holding up well OF 225 barrels q day, opens
up considerable new territory, and the in
diCstions are that the Taylorstown district
will be the battle ground during the coma
ing summer months, The nearest well TO
the Woodburn on the north that shows oil
10 the LseCh gasssF, which sprays from
six to ten barrels q day.
The Fergus No. Gin the Washington
field has not varied q barrel from $50 bar
rels q day for the past month.
The well being drilled on the Hamilton
farm, Washington county, by the Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company Is due in the
sand the first OF next week, and the Guay
well, on the Donehue farm, Ia likewise
close to q finish. This well is rs rods from
the 0undsll well, in q northwesterly
difeCtiOn.
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II am delighted to put myself under your
.pilotsge." Would you enter or leave a port
without a pilot2 Would you commence
and prosecute a law suit without a legal
adviserF Begin businesa Alright, and by
giving your advertisements to the II, P.
Hubbard 90. to place. They are expert
pilots and councillors OF advertising, with
headquarters at New Haven, Conn. The ex-
act relations Of Newspaper, Agent and Adj
vertiser, are as manufacturer, Wkolesalc house
and consumer respectively. Thorough ex.
pert service and reasonable prlCsa are
Watchwords with this agency. The en-.
terpriStng advertiser proves that he un.
derstande how to buy, becGuuo in AdVer.
Using he knows how 10 sell aud patroniSes
such skilled workmsR, TIE Hubbard Co.,
furnish special deslgnG Of ''ads'' Tor their
customers.
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SPECIAL day on Fine Fancy Cakes by
a New York City Fancy Cake RRkerS ~
Dursts, opposite Mcclure House,


Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
the following lranaiOrS Of real estate:
Deed made August IA, 1850, by D. +.
Zane and wife 10 NJ. l.. EtElcr, In Consld.
Grafton Of $50, for lot 30 OF the addition
laid out by Hubbard nnd Russell, special
commissioners on the Island.
Deed made June II, 1850, by D. J.
Zane and wiiO to NJ. L. E,Sler, In Conhid'
Grafton Of $3.50, for lot 2s Of tho ssme tract.
Deed made Juno /, 1887, BY ID. f. Hlno
and wife to Martins, wiie Of N, J., EtEler,
in consideration Of 5000, for lOta 80 and 81
Of the same tract.
Deed made May e5, by Minnie Humes
aud franklin Humes, her husband, TO tho
Economy Building Association, In ConBld.
Grafton Of $3.50, for lot 50 In tho La Grange
addition,
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VLTIATED BLOOD
SCrOtulous, Inherited and Conta.
giOus HumOrs Cured
by CutlCura.

THROUGH the medium Of one al your books ro.
ceivCd through Mr.. Frank r, Way, Druggist,
\ Ps re- eG SS6 IS Scq M. OSa, Win Ton y Gati.
" 10 you that tholr nie has permanently cured me
OF ono Of the worst cases Of blood poisoning, In
connection with oIytlpelN, thSt I have ever peen,
and this Ritcr having been pronounced lnCufable
take great pleasure In forwarding 10 you thiS (Ost.
m0nill, unsolicited a. II IL by you, IN oder that
Others suffering from similar maiadiel may be- on.
e0nr'S'd to F!TS I, T %arf FHtISgJn REII% SSShSg = ~,
HOietencOi Frank I. WfAy, DruRRi5L, Apollo, IA.
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Tho report Of q 0Sd and fatal accident
At Harrisyille, Ohio, . little hamlet q few
mlloa from here, reached the city last
evening, II occurred at an early hour
veslefday afternoon, Samuel BlAkemore,
4 man about 40 yeara old and tho head 81
q family, WIS., engaged In digging q we'll,
He had como out oil the hole and was pre-.
pairing 10 descend again when hO clipped
aud fol, HO struck on hi1 head, md
breaking hla neck, was instantly Killed..
Ma Vao an uncle Of Mr.. Samuel Glnin,
who IA q clerk In BhOib'B muSlG store,
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a First Glass gLoy.

Kennedy 4 Whites ten cent show OK.
hiblted on the Caldwell Run grouuda
yesterday to Q packed audience. The
capacity Of the tent did not begin
to aeO6mlaod9Ea the crowd. The perform.
snGe was we'll received, the %aCrobats, con.
t~ortlonlsts and trained dogs especially.
Prof. Whites ieRts on the rope remind
one Of the almost fabulous Gotslsi tie
Alondln. Two performances will
be given to-day, at 2 and s P. NJ, each pre-
by . free exhibition BY Prof. White
In front Of tho telt
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"nED RIDING HOODS RESCUE"

Au Enjoyable Performances Mt the Opera
House.
At the Opera House last evening a beau.
titul musical entertainment, consisting Of
the Cperetta Of "Red Riding Hoods Res.
cue" with Incidental tableaux, was given
70 a packed houso under tho direction OF
Mrs. NJ. o. VickOrs. Tho principal char.
actors we're taken as folloWnl Red Riding
Hood, Mics Ruaaell BroWni Mamma, Miss
Kate Wheat Grandma, Mrs, NJ. q. Wick.
era; Woodmsn, Mr.. viii Day; Wolf, Mr..
Robert DaYrah ; RoUe, Misn Flora Pollock.
The entertainment consisted Of solos,
Ducts and CNorusee by the persona named,
and a number Of Childten oil well trained
by Mrs. Vichus. Tho programme was
enthusiastically received by the audience,
&c II deserved to be, II wa5 an exceeding
ly CieditRble performance throughout,
and to pArtiCnlarlGo would b. TO give q list
Of all tho numbers On tho programme.
Mr.. DAS's aud Mrs, ViCkOls' RSlQs were
~ebpEcially enjoyable.
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ABoUTPEoPL4.
Strangers In the CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling FOLKS
Abroad.
Mr.. George A, Mayer, Of Terra Alta, Is
registered at the Howell.
Nj. A. NJ. Watts, Of Chsrlcston, Is regis
tered OF the stamm House.
Nj. ]. Wiley Mulholland, Of Philadel-
phia, Is again here. He has rooms at the
Mcclure.
Nj. NJ. ]. Whelan and Misses NJ. E.
Whelan and Z. n, Rhodes, all oil Weston,
are at the Howell.
Mr.. W. D. Updegralf, OF Pittsburgh, is
OF the Mcclure. He is interested In the
electric Light plant hers.
Mrs. j. H. Devore left yesterday for
Monroe county, Ohio, where abe expects
to remain during tho summer.
Miss Anna stsuver, q plSsuSnt young
lady Of Wheeling, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. George stauver, Of the Fiat wArd.-
Re'atre Independent.
Rsv. DIR. ], 7. Mcclure, pastor Of tho y,
P. Church, has returned from phtladel-
phis, where he has been attending the
General Assembly, and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow.
Mr.. William Orockard, manager Of tho
Riverside furnace, accompanied by his
wife, his son, Frank H., and sister Miss
RebeCcs, have returned alter o pleasant
trip to Pittsburgh.
Mepsrs. George Baird, IT,, Alexander
Laughlin aud Ned stalnSker have re.
turned from Mt. Clemens, Michigan, and
other Western points, where they have
been for the past two weeks.
Rev. George E. Hite, Presiding Elder Of
thiB district, will conduct communion ser.
vices al the Ohapllne Street NJ. E. Church
morning, and in the evening he
will preach the bacCalRureGte sermon be-
fore the graduating class oil the Female
College at the Fourth Street Church.
Rev. Dr.. Joseph j. Smith, Of Buffalo,
formerly pastor Of the Fourth Street N.
Z. Church, Is In the city, enroule for Nor
gsntown, where he 10 70 preSoh the BAG.
CalRureRte sermon to the graduating class
Of tho State University on Sunday morn.
Ing. Dr.. Smith's many friends In this
city greeted him very cordially.
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wee ME11
The MoGraw's Run oil aud Gas Company
givssttup,

gives " up
The hc6mw1s Run Oh and Gas Com,
pauy, Of this city, which for several
months past has been engaged In drilling
q well on the run in this county that 1t %
named after, has decided to abandon the
hole and workmen are now at work pull.
ing out the casing. The well was put
down to the depth Of $500 feet, The gen,
tlemen who formed the company " 70
impressed with the belief that gas or oil
could be found Ia paying quantities In this
county and that no thorough test had ever
been been ma made o that d =, that sn no Se b.! asS eyer
and that was the reason for drilling the
McGraw run well 90 deep. The company
has considerable land leased In that local.
ity and 1t may decide to put down another
we'll,
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James &. RlohGrdfoa. Custom Houyo, Nov Or.
leans, on oath SAYS "In 1870 BOfoIllOuS tjlceft
htoE6 out on my body until was q mass Of cor.
rlpLlou. Everything known 10 tho medical iSuul.
y was tried In vain lbeCAmeR mere wreck, Al
not turn In bed, was In conyant palm, RndlooFcd
upon lilo ~ . cune. No fOllei o rturUi In ian years,
III 1901 heard VI tho CuIICutA RomOiirs, uyCd
them, and was perfectly cutOdh
Sworn 70 b0i0rO u, q, tom. !, D, Crawford,
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nivnn NEWS.
stage OF tho water and movements Of tA'

Stage OF tho water and Movements OF The
BDALsI
Tho Scotia iSdus down to-day In tho Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade,
The W, N. Chancellor passed down Al an early
hour yesterday morning,
Tho river was falling a. this. point last evening
with q d1pih ID tie channel Of o iai II Inches,
Tho lIuit A. shirley N lO.dAy's packet from heFd
pattuTs aud tilppefI afO requested 10 hare lhVll
tpnilgnmi M Oh hand promptly, The bhltlpy at
fiVOl In pOiI last Ovl1llg WIll 0 goa tip on
lpaf1. Capt, Amos nAvli "a 10 g1mlnhnd aud
Charlie MGVes n doing Tic hOn0ia IN Tho UiltN,
The Smiley % 6yDfy one knows who has Anylhlni
10 DO With We fiySfi ha lntClal steamer Id OVtty
iVspooh '
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PIttSburgh aud Return.

Commencing Sunday, June q, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of s. 81, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at I aud l1:1O
r, n,
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The steamer Andes lpAvOs Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday NJ 8 r, VI, and
will coll bXoWslon tickets 10 parties Of nyO
or moro. One week Of pleasure, beAuli.
iul scenery and good music on the largest
aud best bloanUF that comes TO Wheeling.
For rated Apply 10 Frank Booth or Capt,
CHARLES NuhlOuani Wheeling, W, Va
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we.t ylrr!aIa gaa1sy senooI convenlIo!

woSt virginia Sunday School Convention.
Avery interesting programme has been
arranged Tor the State Sunday School Con.
ventIon to DO held OF RavcnSwood next
week. Among the topics GRO tho follow.
ingi 1.-THE relation Of the Sunday School
to the Church, 1.-THE bible In the Bun.
day SCHOOL, "HOw To secure and train
Teachers 1.-THE ECopO and ain Of the
Sunday school," 1.-THE Sunday School 90
q basis Of Church Growth "1hs Sunday
School as an Evangelism" "0OnYerslon
In the Sunday School," "Ths Sunday
RChoot a Bible School," These topiCg will
be opened by experienced Sunday School
workers. There will DO RddreaHos on the
relation OF temperance to Sunday school
work and on other topics, There will also
be various reportgmade, including reports
from delegsteS TO the International Com
v0nllon now being held Of Chicago. The
etBslons will be held IN the baptist
church and will open with On address Of
welCone al pr, u, Tuesday night The
Wheeling delegation will leave on the
Ohio River road al 7 .s5 Tuesday morning,
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We have introduced u new system Of
selling WntChea on the inBtallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch ut once
on easy payments. Call aud Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Rt,
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T%ype.v1itora Cheap.

We have Tor sale several TypV.wHltOrV,
including tho Remington, the CtsndGii
aud tho Hammond. ThetO machines have
been taken In exchange for tho nalchleE
Ualigrsph, and will be sold cheap. WrltOFa
for rent and for Uale on monthly install.
mGnc. Gall on or addfcpg ior circulars
EDwAnD /. Ro1g 4 Co.,
s. Twelfth btrOpk,
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Y. 81. ul y, NIonllnra.

The Sunday school teauhsrb' meeting
will DO hold at b O'Clock, Tho lesson Il
conducted BY Rev. D. Cook, Everybody
10 invited.
Young inehh' meetings will DO held Of
1880 this evening aud I tomorrow.
A special mOgtihg for conference and
prayer will be held Of B O'Clock Sunday,
The South Side branch Of che AssoCta.
tior, meeting will be held IN tho WCBley
N, II, church et 8i46 o'clock,
Tie open air mestlhgs iof the summer
will DO begun tomorrow, A meeting will
DO held q tho lower end Of the Filth
ward market h0ua0 at Bi1b ., n,
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ONE or rnE Wonsr cAsra.

YeAtS, and have the tFul COmplalni ygt 70 Tccciye
ihoTn d pirohA'eF, Ono Of the wont tNNeIof ECToi
ula 1 ever saw was cured BY The use Of lv0 bottles
Of Oulc1iA RelolVenL Juti0uta aud CutlOlfa
soap The Soap Akel the "OAkO' hOtO asa mOdl.
TAYLOR d TAYLOR Druggist.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
Treasurer Of Belmont county for R, T.
Howell to collect taxes for Pease town
ship. Books are now open at r. T.
HnRnlla atnra.
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As reported by Christian sthn6pt, drug
giht, 0pUra House corner, yesterday:
IAN. IAN IN SEN, TEX,
SSSs,Ao,-oS az :" ~
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WAsnmaroN, D. o., June 4,-For Wcgt
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania iHir
weather, stationary temperature, westerly
vinla
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Gentlemen, examine our 90 90 genuine
Kangaroo ghoa, q special bargain TO oloao
them out, 800 them before they arc oil
cone. i, w. AMiCKi
ll43 Main street,
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BONANZA Tor somebody. pss. county
store Ia Beaver county, IA See advertise.
ment under the head Of "For BAle' In
another column. pAw
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.nEssT. MATTHEW'S CHURCIl-REv'
Wy \. Rush swope, rector. Services A. W.
y. and 1ie0 y m. ICh6 Rev, Howard hCQutei!,V !,
canton, Ohio, will ollClAlS. Sunday sCh00l"'
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InRpTH0MsoN NJ. b. OHURyb.,
W. lgLAND. = nov. Geo. ". Gilme', ply;
Ftsaohlng at ioI9QA IN aud .7i99 p, u, 59hyl
Hohgpl ~ 2 p m. Young mems class a. S'"P w.
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SPECIAL dBy on Fine Fancy Cakes by
New York ely Fancy Cake Baker, VI
bursts, opposite AcLure House.
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nFsECoND PRESBYTERIAN
uET CHuRCH-ReN. VIM, II. Cooke, DID, PiilG'
Services Of 1880 q. m. aud 7iBJ ?. M FABIAN
School Of Q "a. n,
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rEpNoRTH STREET ME. CHURCH
u corner Fifth and Market s~tfccA-HeI. 4
v, Dryden, pastor, BerVlGGS al l0t8lA m aug 4,
|; nj sunday BChool At Up. m. Young foop''
Ao0lng o. p m.
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INSIST. LUKEs r. L. CHURCH,
Services a. 1880 q. m. aud 7.0O p, IN. SUNDAY
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MRs. NINA NEuGR, the German poetegs,
dyes, cleans and Curla ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. SO Twelfth street.
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11GIo NOTICES.

'nPUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
seTiSSsGti6iSoN q. diAop PIN. sabbath sCh0o
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MEsTHtRD PRESBYTERlAA
NO CHuRcH-EiRhsh wafd-Asyt y w bb.IIHl
pastor, Services al l0iS0 q, n. "IhilIien DII,.
service 4 ,Iil6 y. mr. consisting oil hlnGIug' Vs''
t0nl, addiCsOi, DC.
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W. L. DouHlRs' s. Ane calf Sheen for
men sre the best IN the world. Sold only
at sFoNR's OAsH SHOE sToAE.
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nEsF1Rsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
vO -Rgv, d. A. Cunningham DID, Nv
Preaching al lO;a0.A, m. And. ft6 y m eaDI n.
School At . q. N, MlEbiOn School ~ 3'@ y NV
MlhLgDhLh AlfanL AhnYn Jacob. -
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GALL on or address 10 NJ. NsuSr, the
practical opttCtan, 50 Twelfth ntreOt IN ~
terence 10 your bpectAolOs,
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One Thousand Dissatisfaction & Davenport
For OiuOlnuAtt-SlGAmer Louis A.. shirley, -
Summer SGhoOl-MOuntail Lake Park.
List Of Letters
Disease aud DeGth-ThiTd paga.
Religious EOtiCea-FOurLh page.
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MEszANE STREET NJ. II, CHURCH,
Rev. !, Henry hcH, pastor. s SS nom.
Ing by The RlV, A, ubOdIlO1l, q rtl0rtntI yYI
gnblIoi, 1.-THE jONlhh People" BAbbG'h Soa0''"